Sentence examples for profound solemnity from inspiring English sources
It stars a smouldering and bestubbled Bradley Cooper and with profound solemnity, buys into the concept that rudeness and temper tantrums are the signs of passion and flair – as opposed to, say, being a fantastically tiresome prat.
His excellent interpretations of the Opus 28 Preludes, 24 tiny tone poems of perfect construction and dramatically contrasting character, were memorable, especially his rendition of the Prelude No 9, played with the requisite nobility; his singing tone in the poetic No. 15; an impressive athletic prowess in the whirlwind No. 16; and a profound solemnity in the funeral march of No. 20.
The knocking ends Act II, Scene 2, and opens Act II, Scene 3. De Quincey wrote that for him, the knocking had a profound effect: "it reflected back upon the murderer a peculiar awfulness and a depth of solemnity....".. That essay foreshadows the psychological approach to literary criticism.
In less than a week, in the privacy and solemnity of the polling booth, the people of Scotland will make a decision which could have a profound effect on the entire United Kingdom.
He was gifted in solemnity.
The solemnity does not persist, though.
Nothing is funnier than solemnity.
Amid the solemnity came protest.
Commencement marked by solemnity, joy … sunshine!
